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Floor systems specified for hardness, chemical resistance, slip rating and hygiene compliance, for sites where the floor carries forklifts, reagents, hot wash and impact. Installed in shutdowns, overnight windows and staged hand-backs.
Industrial coatings are the wear surface on a site where the floor is a working asset. Forklifts cycle over it, steam cleans it, spills land on it, and a decorative finish will not last. Five things set the system: hardness, chemical resistance, slip rating, thermal shock and how fast the floor has to be back in service. High-build epoxy for warehouses, polyurethane cement for food and beverage, MMA for cold stores and short shutdowns, vinyl ester for aggressive chemicals.
Resin and polyurethane systems built for forklifts, reagents, hot wash and impact.
Urethane-cement system that survives thermal shock to 120°C, ideal for steam-cleaned food and beverage zones.
Heavy-duty 500 to 1000 micron build for warehouses and factories. Forklift and MHE rated.
Methyl methacrylate system with the fastest return-to-service of any family, for cold stores and short downtime windows.
Aggressive-chemical resistance for chemical processing, battery rooms, electroplating.
We ask for the SDS list, the wash chemistry, the thermal cycle and the load on the floor before anything is specified.
Moisture, concrete strength, existing coatings, joints and cracks, photographed and marked up.
Chemistry matched to the exposure, written on the quote as a system rather than a brand name.
Zone by zone, over a shutdown, a night shift or a weekend, with H-class extraction and dust hoarding so live areas keep working.
Cure and return-to-service times for your system, the cleaning regime, and the manufacturer data sheets.
Drawn from manufacturer data for the systems we use. Your floor's specification is confirmed when we quote.
| Compressive strength | 70 to 100 MPa |
|---|---|
| Impact resistance (ISO 6272) | Class IR4 (hammer 2 kg, 1 m) |
| Thermal shock limit | 120°C (polyurethane cement) |
| Slip testing (AS 4586) | Textured broadcast available; testing arranged where the spec calls for it |
| Taber abrasion (CS-17) | <60mg / 1000 cycles |
Manufacturer data sheets, SWMS and insurance certificates are available on request.
Dust in the racking. Diesel forklifts dragging fluid. Joints spalling. Downtime when you can't afford any.
See solutions By industryChemical spill burning the slab. Thermal shock cracking. Impact spalling under presses. SWMS you can actually audit.
See solutionsInstall windows are planned around your shutdowns, weekend cycles or staged hand-backs. MMA and polyurethane cement return to service faster than standard epoxy.
Yes. System-specific SWMS, H-class extraction, fit-tested respirators and public liability insurance. Induction paperwork on request.
Every system has a chemical-resistance matrix on its data sheet. Send your SDS list and we specify to match.
Usually yes, after a substrate survey. We grind, moisture-test, repair, prime and re-coat. If the slab is below threshold we flag it before quoting.
Tell us the area and send a photo of the floor. We look at it before we price it, and the quote comes to you in writing.